Oxymora font - more difficult to read than Comic sans?

[Solitaire1]

Originally Posted by 6charlong

Hum. But the job is only half done. Those letters should spin: vertically, horizontally or alternating, and the designer should be able to set the direction of spin as a property of each individual letter when they are set.

Don't you think?

Originally Posted by 6charlong

Or maybe vibrate. Vibrate is good as long as the length of time for each one to vibrate could be another property.

And if it can do that, they should also be able to jump up and down.

Good find, Lady. Thanks.

Why not include continuing color changes, with the letters slowly transitioning from one color to another and each letter's color clashes with the color of the letters next to it.

[Solitaire1]

Originally Posted by Jessica Lares

Comic Sans is difficult to read?

Oxymora reminds me of game box art from the 80's or something.

I've found Comic Sans a very legible typeface, even at small sizes. It's for that reason that I have sometimes used it as a composing typeface when writing e-mails. However, I don't send them out in Comic Sans, I send them out as plain text.